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Ewan MacFarlane releases ‘You’re Wasted On Me’

Introducing ‘You’re Wasted on Me’, the sensational new single from the highly acclaimed indie rock artist Ewan Macfarlane. The first single from his much-anticipated fourth studio album, ‘Fade Out the Fear’, sees Macfarlane in tremendous form, sounding as fresh as ever channelling Richard Ashcroft meets Paolo Nutini in an MC Battle.
No stranger to success having led cult favourites Apollo 440 and Grim Northern Social and written with Robbie Williams in a distant past, Macfarlane’s distinctive blend of raw emotion, infectious melody, and powerful dance-driven soundscapes, have made him a force to be reckoned with in the indie rock scene. ‘You’re Wasted on Me’ showcases his signature songwriting prowess and captivating vocals, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who listens.
‘You’re Wasted on Me’ delves into the complexities of being desperate and longing, delivering an anthemic chorus that will resonate with audiences from all walks of life. The heartfelt lyrics, combined with Macfarlane’s charismatic delivery, create an experience that draws you in from the first note.
As an artist known for his consistent output and musical evolution, Ewan Macfarlane has crafted an album that is sure to be a standout in his illustrious career. ‘Fade Out the Fear’ is expected later this year and explores new sonic territories while staying true to the raw energy and honesty that fans have come to expect. This album is a testament to Macfarlane’s growth as a songwriter and musician, solidifying his status as one of the most exciting indie rock artists of our time.
‘You’re Wasted on Me is a track that deserves a spot on your most cherished playlists. Its infectious hooks and relatable themes make it a perfect fit for popular indie rock/dance playlists, capturing the attention of fans and critics alike ‘Your Wasted on Me’ will leave you craving more and that’s just how Ewan likes it.

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Rocky Kramer’s Rock & Roll Tuesdays Presents “American Rock” – Streaming Live July 1st on Twitch!

Rocky Kramer’s Rock & Roll Tuesdays Presents “American Rock” – Streaming Live July 1st on Twitch!
Get ready to crank up the volume—Rocky Kramer is back with another epic livestream as Rock & Roll Tuesdays rolls into Independence Week with a red, white, and LOUD tribute: “American Rock”, streaming Tuesday, July 1st, 2025 at 7 PM PT on Twitch.
Known for melting faces with his blistering guitar solos, Rocky has been hailed as one of the world’s premier guitar virtuosos—sharing stages with legends like Ozzy Osbourne, Steve Vai, Rick Wakeman, Kenny Aronoff, and more. Whether shredding live or in the studio, Rocky brings the fire every time.

His debut album “Firestorm”, released on Allied Artists Music Group, lit up the charts thanks to the viral hit “Rock Star”—a DRT Global #1 single that scored a Best Rock Performance nomination at the 2019 Hollywood Music in Media Awards. Watch the epic “Rock Star” video here:
🎸 https://youtu.be/SKx6zN1DydQ
Now back in the studio, Rocky’s gearing up to drop his second album, “Alone In The Rain,” later this year. And if that’s not enough, he’s also set to star as Lars Olsen in the upcoming Mutt Productions / Allied Artists rock n’ roll time-travel comedy “Rockin’ In Time”, directed by Aaron Lee Lopez and produced by Grammy-winner Kurt Wipfli.
So fire up your Twitch, grab your air guitar, and celebrate the sound of freedom—“American Rock” goes live July 1st at 7 PM PT!
🔥 http://www.twitch.tv/rockykramer
More on Rocky Kramer:
Website: www.RockyKramer.com
IMDB: Rock & Roll Tuesdays with Rocky Kramer
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